Arcade Fire

It's unrealistic to expect a band to go through its entire career without releasing at least one dud of an album. For Arcade Fire, it's Everything Now, a record that attempts to take a satirical look at the on-demand nature of modern society. Instead, the relentlessly cynical selection of uninspired dance rock tracks is simply a bore. However, the Canadian group hasn't discarded the jubilant tone of its live shows. Sure, you'll have to listen to a couple renditions of "Infinite Content," but all your favorite tunes from Funeral and The Suburbs are still the focus of the indie superstars' triumphant arena rock experience.